Well, I am sorry that rather expensive part did not fix it. If it is any consolation I am fairly sure that most of us would have recommended you change out the control board, so what you did was the right thing even if the result was not good.

I have not worked on the electronic version of this dryer (just worked on a mechanical one today) but looking at the wiring diagram the two things that it shows interfacing with the board are a thermistor and of course the membrane switches. I think they are your next suspects.

Here is the service manual for your dryer, but I cannot say its trouble shooting guide is any help, buyt maybe the wiring diagram will help.

http://www.servicematters.com/m...ibrary/docs/16023110.pdf

Good luck, let us know if you find the problem.

Well, I am sorry that did not work out. You have experienced first hand what those of us who work on these things have experienced daily, that the microprocesser CPU's in these machines are a disaster.

Your new machine will clean your clothes just as well as a fancy front loader, and be much less likely to need repair.

I know what you mean about going into the landfill. I volunteer and fix appliances for a non-profit home store. Appliances are donated, and we test and repair as needed, and re-sell to raise money for the cause. On an annual basis we keep about 2,000+ washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, refrigeratorfs etc from the landfill. What we cannot fix we part out. All in all, pretty satisfying work (except for the no-pay)

Good luck with your new machine.